Welcome Jessyca Greenwood to the SpringLaw team

SpringLaw is super excited to share that Jessyca Greenwood has joined our team!  Jessyca brings with her over a decade of experience as a trial lawyer with a focus on criminal law, professional misconduct, mental health advocacy, and the complex way these areas intersect with the workplace.

Jessyca’s skills as a fierce advocate will fuel our expanding litigation practice.

Through her busy practice, she brings a deep knowledge of the impact mental health has on businesses, workers, and employers, and will continue to broaden SpringLaw’s expertise in mental health advocacy, crisis management and workplace safety. Her experience with regulatory law and professional misconduct will support our executive and professional employee practices.

Jessyca’s tech-savvy and uber-efficient approach to her client matters syncs up with SpringLaw’s online virtual platform, and we are excited to grow our practices together.

We’re so thrilled to have her on board!

Jessyca can be reached at jg********@*******aw.ca.

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